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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
sor1TgERN MILITIA IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 2O.-The Louisiana Rifles thirty.fye
men, Under the command OF Captain G. ii. Adams. ar
rived today from New Orleans ana marched quietly Into
camp They the first company TO partici ate IN the
National Drill reach the city. An hour later the Vol
upeer southrons of Yicksburg thirty five men, under
CAPTAIN j. seares, marched from the depot up Penn
sylyanaaye with their band playing and shortly after
ward they also into camp Several other companies
will arrive before morning. The drill VIII formally
omen with a dress parade on Monday at o'clock
Mira Sarah d. La Fetra, president OF the Womans
Christian Temperance Union; Mrs Annie X Moulion
and Mira Margaret A. Weaver, committee appointed by
the Womans Christian Temperance Union for the pur
nose called upon President today anu presented 10
Him nrotes against the selling Of liquor III the National
Fncampment aud Drill grounds. The President the
ladies said received them most conrteousy expressed
his the license 10 sell liquors IN tue Drii
ground and gave ladies much encouragement 10 Dc
iieye that IL would not be done -, ,,
Quartermaster-eergean f. II. Close, oil the JACKSON
Rides Of Jackson, Mich. arrived this morning anh re-
ports that a large party OF ladies FROM jackson WIZ
accompany his olsnization which VIII arrive on sun
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few months AGO. ~ Washington there was dis-
position shown by Mr. Bayarl, Secretary Of state,
and several S"na'o"s 20 comfy with III" request of
81 ain thar tho duty S ansh ra'-lns hc taken or
AGAINST that proposal all the influence that this State
could exert command timely thrown. For
Tho ircscnt tire dia1ur0vcd policy ~ free trade IN
thl valuable ticlo Of to be- aban-
d0ncd hut really II is only IN abcyan0 Last winter
AZ that faisins asked that the
law - u stands he not CHANGED Tho Vrotec-
toT SIOfd'l by Tho existing duty ~ not adequate,
but 1t dld NOT cntcr into their minds to astato for
m increase.
Next winter on olicv in this regard will be ar
fc"cu; T. the Ir'tcnt railroad m irht rates
alrcd. Either a." Interstate Commerce law 4 TO 10
rcpcalcd. modified that the railroads can reduce
thri; rates, n tho cNpIc--iOn 10 preferred. viii
have no evcuso ~" leriiur m their rates: or
Congressional rcii"f must be- given 10 the domestic
taIsn interest. Thi- Interest has attained TO very
la~'T OrOn-: tie country. talo IT,. VIII not
Willingly let ~ down. lint what III the country
d about ~ Tho fHir thing TO- CONGRESS 10 do n
y a. Te"cai the Interstate Law. j. Ia make the
difference bctwccn no fciot cot Of hoX OF s. ar
ts' Tal-ins 10 New YOrt-which j. Int five ccnt--and
thu FREIGHT cost Of ioy o. California ra-lns to the
Sal ri V. which j. seventy cents T" mako up TIL
difference hy direct money hOuptics f. not. sup
rose. ia ho thougbt Of. Tho only II hc done
consistently VIII on traditional IOiry f. 10 Increase
TO q corrcs ondlns figure The duty on foreign Tai,ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE FIRST HALF-HOLlDAf'
ron.y THE NEW LAW TAKES EFFECT

mo GENERALLY OBSERVED po"N-io"N'
u prr RETAIL SHOPS MAY DE oPhN' :,
leather OF the last rev days has provoo
Inc ""'m 20 the half holiday reform oppos'uoh
,aa.ure las melted away so 'hs' III .",' Vsy,
" there will be general observance VI ,no
Mt least 'nele today. Nearly all the exchanges
which 'ahe' =. close at noon and those of them Una.
nave , o,en after that nour do so merely ioi "o
VIII rona ~ their members, all business being suS-
nend,d ut Tidday ,.,,v observed in
Tas Half Holiday Law will be generally ooset's1
ry.,i street. to-day The Stock Exchange uooiuSa
,roesdsy to suspend trading at noon IN no. been
,,h the terms of the law, aud TINS eAaP m, Irr;to1
WIN WIN "a ;rtu,llv nv the other exchanges ING oNo
So. 90, oAicrs will be kept open TIL inc us'',
~, ho,ks will be obliged TO have 10" o.o a.t he
.,and 70 uusiness that by previous iaws Io
u "od The offices OF bankers ana brokers WIZ %
postponou. - ot,or the Stock Exchange has ehueu
ciossu' honkers end brokers Will have lttie ~ uo
us ooa'"e nwon disposition do wn-town 10 contoin
80. n the new law. Inc "ecA,y go 49,. .ha
uniotel banks Will not DC 'ssheu UNIV .a
wv ho,r and this fact VIII tcnu' ~ 70 - Tha
usu,' ~. aoress trading at the STOCK ENcuanso
further 10 the statement cannot well he
hour io' Poyar because the Friday exchanges
cn""sou' ,ade before the figures can DC arriFou Nv
have 70 " a. been made that the stateMen.
-n".IJ not he published until MONEY! anu
sboud ,ree then with the calendar wooN .,o row
sho"'u o.rv brokers are complaining that tne nc"
"A good MAJ ,y;na them of commissions, which nave
- Ill
Jaw W." VII opouyh for long tune. some OF 'Iciii say
-. .Lo dav MIGHT have been MADE a lui n'''"'
tsout mucR greater damage to ther lnd a. com
The Maritime association yeaterdsy DECIDED 10 the
~, rnT ith the law aud will close to-day AT noun Ihe
by smcn Exchange will practically keep open; liz
15 =, MANAGERS has ordered that no oineiai o
im ho had after noon but the doors VIII io ors
onsn tl 3 D. M tor the convenience OF the nrohIe 70
The drvroods district has always been %Oe
,,s early closing movement Some OF the lage
s .ho o sSrcb "a Brown, Wood q hingmaI nanp
arasIv adopted the practice OF closing at n
on SATURDAYS and find that works v the
- oh,hIe that the law will be observed mere ny ,uo
majority OF the largo firms. and BY all OF tneiu ~
,Tssx ar two In the grocery trade there suUn
Ssnnson ON the part of the large wholesale nou1H'
20 pahserve the law as far as possible. frahcs -.
Teggett e. Co and other leading firms nave seSs up
enhancing that they will close at O'Clock on oa'uf
DAYS beginning today l., ..ood ~ cluse Mt
,oon These have been Influenced TO large extent
Nv tue example OF SrsOn & Storm the cigarmahels'
VINO close at noon on Saturday throughout lhe -
Az This ia the busy season with the reail ,raue ~ 10
mo, sible that many of the large uptown SHOPS t
not be able TO adopt the early closing plan un'i 'H
first Of the month. -. Ioso.son Market
Yesterday it was decided TO hold DO seSsiOhS "' VI"
Police Courts on Saturday afternoons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
rL1YS EoR pEcoRI rOY DAY plRApE

orders tho parade OF the LIST Brigade escort to the
Grand Army OF the Republic Decoration Day have been
BrgRder General Louis Fitzgerald The various
commands win close columns tue head,
resting Fhave. follows; 7th Regiment in West FIJI.
ythrdst Goth Regiment In Fast ftythrd ST.; 9Th Reg
ment In West Fly seconds ST. gth keginen In East tty
ST.: 18th Regiment West Fiy.hrstst; list Regf
ment East Fy.hrst nth Regiment IN West Fiitieh.
2ld Regiment in East Fiftlehst; "a Battery. in West
Oryuntbst lst Battery in East Forty nntst IN which
order they will join the column Rcgmental and battery
will report the brigade Chiefo STAFF az Fifty
hrdsL and Fftaye soOn a. their commands are In posi-
ton The honors 81 marching salute viii De rendered 10 the
a the Worth Monument Upon Tho disms
~ tho Fourteenth st. the regiments aud batter
will march such To impede the Of
the column 10 obs rct unnecessarily lines OF sreeoar
expected that tho parade OF tho Grand Army Will
be unusually hne
OF L. Grant Post OF tho Grand Army OF
tho Republic President Borden General Grants Tomb
in Ryrr.de Park yesterday ~ arrange for Decorating Tie
tomb Decoration Day The Grant Post Will out 10 v
cradle there will address and services at the tomb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
GOLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION.

WAsnIsGIoN, Nay 2OIbe report OF tho Director OF
the Mint on The production Of precious metals III 'ho
rjted States for 1886 will be ready for distribution
The Director estimates the production OF hc United
states to have been: Gold, S35,OOO,OOO; silver
s5l 100000 The production OF gold shows an Increase
over the prior year OF S3,2OOOO0 The production Oh
silver is slightly less than IN 1850. The Director points
ont q new and serious difcuy which has arisen In esti
mating the silver praduct Of tho United states,
namely from the largo importation OF silver
products from Mexico Ito the United States for
snoting and refining amounting last year In value to
some 81 100000 This difficulty Will be met hereafter
by issued by tue Secret AIRY OF the treasury
IN the collectors OF customs on the Mexican frontier
Colorado contaus first the largest producer OF
The INJECTIONS metals in the United States, the value
of us production of gold aud silver having been over
500 600 600 during the last year California yields rec
ond mace to Montana, with production 81 nearly
SI7 900 600 against $1G.O0OOOO by tho forne: HE
nroductiun OF Ncynda and Ncw-McXico has decreased
while that OF the other has remained almost CON
slant Texas for first time. Is added to the list OF
producing states with production OF 100000 IN silver
The estimates that there has been an increased
consumption gold aud silver IN thc arts dutingc past
year, indication OF prosperity more or less general
throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
ALBERT oARpozoS NARROW ESCAPE

Albert Csrdozo, who injured on ThursdA, by the
fall OF a safe in the Office of Cardozo & Newcombe
had narrow escape from death. lie was not
seriously injured, as at first believed. lie was
trying to pull open OF the two large doors of an
iron safe about ak feet in height. The was on
wheels and when Mr.. Cardozo gave the door hard
pull the dig safe of its wheels and toppIed
so quickly that he could not get out OF the way, but
was carried over by the safe 1t tell The safe was
stuffed with papers and books, which all Tell out and
they distributed under the safe to keep Mr..
Cardozo from being crushed. When the safe topDled
over it smashed the end OF large table to ragmen
Richard S. NewcomDe said yesterday that Mr..
Cardozos injuries not serious at first sup
posed but his back is badly spramed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE ooUyrRYs TRADE FOR A WEEK.

The business failures throughout the country for the
last week. as reported by Il c. Dun Co.. OF the Mercan
tile Agency numbered 152 for the United States and
for Canada total Of 1S0 against 10Y last
week and the number for the corresponding week
last wear Failures are increasing in the Pacific
and In Canada but other sections rather below the
average In their weekly review Of trade, Messrs Dun
Co say, among other things:
The Al Of the week. II confirmed. IL that
the Commission will revoke all temporary suspen
of clause terminating them July l. TINS
credb because II accOrjs with the
spirit Of letter published by the Comm.sion giving
reasons for refusing and holding that injury 10
existing reason for setting aside the law Only
exceptional will IL interfere The revolution
therefore progress unit, s ull effects have
OF them In the contracts taken
nv the canadian Pacific Eastward the wool Cali
fona and 600 10 OF and In marked revival Of
Shipments around Others appear the decline OF
trade larger OF distribution and manufacture and
smaller with upspringDg
new manufacturing works at many localities For twenty
railroads have been annhilatny barriers OF
dstsIce The new law The Oil barriers and
put sections cities and towns further away from each
aglA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
THE sELFRIDGE COURT OF INQUIRY
SOME REMARKS by SECRETARY WHITNEY RE-

SOME REMARKS BY SECRETARY WHlINbf III
GAnDING TIE AFFAIR AT IKEsiIlMA.
W,sUryGrox May 20 tSpeciah-The friends OF Captain
sclfrdge of the Navy indignant at the treatment
which he received at the hands OF Admiral OnAhu'or
ooropdinc the Asialic station They say that personal
u.vi and social jealousy are at the bottom OF IL INC
court Of inquiry ordered TO investigate Captain SELF
,,s conducf on the occasion which ended lin the Killing
and wouudng OF several japanese subjects by uner-
podcd shells which had been fred from the Omaha dnF
inc target practice consists OF Captains Ftzhugh Mat
tbews and McNair with Paymasier Allen "a Judge Advo
cate In his remarks the case Secretary whitney
says: 80
There evidence 10 show even al to ,se'j r r raj
ga, - sas any Wful OF Intentional disregard Of the duty
90 f f tha There oVors TO believe that Cap
tam Sodge supposed hui-e!i 10 taso 49,, 80
mi cyec,tei al lie undertaken and was being exc
manner furnishing every % cossHslon hat
there was wiiul or Intentional a'sesh1rI, o.
tbe ,oucus1n that there negligence ana uiSteEsI
OF reasonable pecauton ~ the manner IN "'' we s.on
urartlre performed. There seems 10 Oe baN, -
Tor supposins that Ibis target practice was e &
place where the shells IN g very GSnse OF n.ar 49,
pcred vage upon The island ms u NOT oe'r ~" o
OF the things that should be settle Nv ui' @ sg
be adequate as ss add lie mace prihe practice aud
d l.ce uloied certainly left upon Japan %
soil after the target practice @ G xn9v rayo rcspons
blity and duly the part oi persons y "hoh ''' ~ VIZ
Steps were taken iy Captain seirdge m ms case wh
he considered sufficient TO ss'fe h, .feent der lie
circumstance matter which wli be iocteI aIso W w.,
ssnc, therefore decied 10 have te fac ncici
mined By a before acting further upon ih'
There Is o reason to doubt Captain sedse supposed
himself to lave done every tns necessary pecanon
oa,nst iupcrlng others II IL sh ud be ound ethe
less by Judgment io mod tnau o any d.n
gard OF tie law or MS duly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
.ExERcLsEs IT. coLOREp oRpHAy AsYLuM

-EXERCISES ATA COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM
Tho Coored orphan Asylum and Association for the Benefit
Colored children celebrated It's eth anniversary
yesterday the asylum at nehundred and forty thrlst
Eighthave. Three hundred and duskyhued chill
dren twelve Old. made happy with
and There large number Of visitors
present progress children IN the last year
aud OF teaching tho asylum exhibited
The children br shi an Intelligent aud dd their teach
There OF these exhibitions IN tho
other In the evening The anniversary
will bs cOntuuei to-day Among those present
Miss Elizabeth Bovine, who las been Of the
Board o Managers for forty years; Mrs William II.
Ondordon Mrs Augustus Taber and Miss Corncla
rsber Mrs. samuel Van Dus'n Mrs. William A. Mheelock
Benjamin Sherman Miss Ella I. Bunting, Mrs J. l.
Chaplin, Mrs. Edward :. Phillips Mira Robert Hall, MIS-
Leonard u Whltsand Mrs H. =. Grll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
ALL TILE THREE PER cEXrs CALLED IN

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-secretary Fairchid this after
noon issued a call for all the outstanding Per cert
bonds, amounting TO about $l7,oDo,OO0. The call will
mature July l. The circulars offering To redeem I'M
called bonds Of the per cent loan presentation have
been revoked and more bonds Will be redeemed be-
fore maturity.
Secretary Fairchd said today that the bonds to he re-
deemed nnder the circular issued this afternoon will he
applied to the siukng Fund requirements or tic next
nsrnl wear but beyond that nothing has yet been de-
termed with regard the financial I"l cy OF the De
partmeut during the first six months the next nsca
wear and before tue meeting OF Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
rrvFpA1 ROBERT u WEED.

Tie funeral OF Robert NJ. Weed, who died on Tues
day at bis home No. SO Licking ion-ave., took place
at the house yesterday At the close OF the religious
seryices Masonic exercises were held by the King
Lodge of Free MasOns, Mr.. Weed having been a
member of the Ancient Rites OF the 10Th degree.
The burial will be private at Greenwood Cemetery
TODAY Mr. Weed had been member OF the 7th
Re sirnent since 1884. and large number OF men
prominent in military circles present Among
them we're General DuIyea. Colonel Clark. Adjutant
Covell Lieutenant WsckOfi Color Sergeant Peter ID.
Breasted, Lieutenant Colonel George Moore Saith,
ex-Captair l.. +. Baker and Captain Steele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON May 2O-The Thetis arrived at Barba-
does to-day. The Galena will leave the Washington
Navy Yard tomorrow short cruise for torpedo and
target practice and will probably go TO New York Sur
geon II. r. Harvey has been ordered to tho Iroquois
Juno Ensign 2 Dana Greene has been detached from
the Atlanta and granted three months leave OF absence;
Surgeon J. G. Wise from the jamestown and placed on
waiting orders surgeon J. r. Waggener from tho iro-
quois and ordered home; Passed Assistant surgeon
toward Wells from the Independence aud ordered TO tho
Jamestown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
LOVES TENDER SIGNS.

BY MRS. n. A. KIDDEh
Yon say / am happy.
PRAY how eau you tell
The heart OF n maid
Is as deep "a a well
She often will smile
With a heartache below.
And when meaning Yes"
She will likely say "No.
All, yes. my own darling,
Some maidens. | own,
Their heart-secrets keep
In casket OF stone.
But when some fond swain
A sharer would be,
II looked on with favor,
Love tenders the key.
A suitor who loves
AS |. dear, love you.
Can wait for an answer
From lips that are true.
Your gentle blue eyes
That look into mine.
Each day tell the story
My heart would divine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
BUYING MINNESOTA IROY LANDS

On tho 9TH OF juno Oi tho largest financial
transactions that ever occurred In this city Will DO
c0nsummlted at the Office the Fidelity Trust ana
safe Deposit COm.aly. MIR Charrmagne Tower VIII
that day had over to n syndicate the stock and
bonds Of the Duluth and Iron Range Railroad and
tho title decls 10 20 900 acres Of land Mime
sOtd, AMI will receive return certified checks Oh
tanks AID financial Institutions to TIC amount o.
over Sd,DOO,OO0. Not siuco the lcnn-y Vania Rail
oad bought the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more road several years ago has there been cash
transaction in this city OF such magnitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday. May .

WAsuNCrON Friday, May 90, 1887.
REVENUE ArTOISTMENT- The Secretary OF the Treas
ury to-day appointed william T. Smith TO be- n store
keeper in Hamilton County. y. y.
TREASURER HYATT. Treasurer Hyatt was at the
Treasury Department for a few hours 10 day and left
Washington for his homo IN Norwak, Conn. In the
afternoon He submitted his bond and Il approved
His surecs justify IN the SljOOOO. Mr. Hyatt
will assume the duties OF Treasurer Oh Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21
MAYOR HEWITT on BICYCLES ~ THE PARK

IA IOK HEWITT ON BICTCLES ~ TIE TdHH.
Mayor Hewitt has written TO Governor Hill about
Assembly Bill No l55, allowing the use OF bicycles and
trcyces in the parks Of the city, lie says the blu re-
garded as Objectionable as IL would make Central Park
dangerous for carriages. The Park Commissioners row
give To bicycles aud cyces the free OF the whole OF
TIE West Drive up 10 a. and at all hours OF Central
Park from Eghthaye. and Fifty. nnth-st 10 Seventy
sccOndst and thence the whole length Of Riverside
Drive continuous route park roads for distance
OF four miles. Any OF tins privilege 10 other
portions OF Central Park would be disastrous 10 the
safety of the public, the Mayor SAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Tie General Term in the Court House will be
filed this morning with young applying for admis
sion TO practise as lawyer Over 1875 have filed their
applications with the clerk Of the General Term and Of
tbs number the Columbia Law School furnishes about
seyenty-nve The examiners for This year Rastus
Ransom, W. t. Hornblower and A. Cardozo Mr.. Cardozo
viii probably be unable TO serve. The test viii be
Written and viii last from 10 o'clock until o'clock,
With an fntcnnssion for lulcheon. g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Be wise to-day us madness to defer" Don't neglect
IL fate may he that OF the countless
Thousands who done likewise aud who TO sy MI con
Night swcats spiltn OF blood weak
lungs itself II taken in time can be cured Dy
The OF Dr. Golden Medical Discovery Ths
wonderful preparation has equal remedy Tor lung anu
throat diseases All drusgiatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

against Eugene d. Mann publisher OF Torn Topics Tor
$4,000 damages charge OF libel pasea on pupnca
granted by Judge Beach, of the Supreme Court ana MT
Mann was arrested by Deputy Sheriff McGomgaL he
gave bai 81 500.
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day The ladies' will 60 Into camp whs here and tent'
are being erected for them
TO BE RESTORED TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

TO BE RESTORED TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
ORDERS WITHDRAWING RAILROAD LANDS TO BIZ RE-
vOKKD THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
wAsHIyGToS, May 2O-Tho Secretary OF the Interior
to-day addressed communication to the President who
subsequently Endorsed upon his approval The Score
tary will Immediately take steps to carry into effect the
policy indicated In his letter. namely the revocation OF
the orders Of withdrawal OF railroad Indemnity lands
from settlement The Secretary says in part
Itapears General Land oice thats
SV Ss afTSs q aEi
the spectve grants ard that number Of others while
ey has not The FIJI nj have SSc are are
subject TO selection Those which have seeced tn. in n
fnoi. GsntTS The Mobile and ho River tao Pensacola
and The PeEsaeCS and d the Gssr RnP
soux Guy and s. FaS ne MarqH.te moasaiCn and onto
Mortsase mo s. PAM AMI sIouy CITY and , The
b s S @
sc IN dakota o dS T e %a a, S p
Those winch have been selected far as there are ANS
ALABAMA and Florida the south and North Alabama Mo
sd HSs f sf sn AID central
ySss9R1s and sIas the and d rs
Island and Pacific the Chicago Milwaukee and ST. paT te
the Flint and PoTe Msruetts The Chicago snn Sorn
CS the soneTS Mnns a% ana N. Hasns and DAKOTA
@o LAKE the n s a. 1 o
tension CITY and the Northern Pa
cifc in the state Of Minnesota.
An accompanying table shows the date OF withdrawal
and the date of definite location time when the night
of selection accrued, foRhesc several roads The secro'
tary continucs
These Withdrawals shown by this table, have bee" run,
ming and continued operation for more than two years 70
the OF tho Answorth and Swank Greek Railroad 10
nearly thirty In that OF tho Mobile and ONO
Under the rulings OF this Department settler acquire
rights under OF the general land laws 10 part OF
the public domain long the remains Withdrawn nv
order OF the President by his authority There now
TO be valid why these OF withdrawal should
not he revoked. Believing that those railroad com
panics have had ample time rights they may
have regard 20 indemnity which they be entitled,
and that hardship result 10 them by
restoring these lands public for the beneht OF
setters II Is t meets approval 70 take
AL necessary steps looking 10 tho accomplishment OF this
object
suggest in order 10 prevent action being taken which
may result In hardship in any case that thirty days notice %
given by publication I'm leading In the To-
catv OF these respective roads, notifying thor managers OF
the purpose OF this Department In order that they show
they certain ay Ia be liked In s"ch notice.
why tho proposition therein submitted should not be carried
into execution.
Steps Will be taken In reference the indemnity lands OF
the other land grant railroads with the restoration
OF these lands settlement allowing and reason
able time 10 make their seectOns the Department
is possession OF such information will enable II 10 act In
elgenty In making allowances TO said companies VI nde
nifty Lands In leu OF those lost In place.